Sentence examples for decided out from inspiring English sources

Mitchell then decided, out of kindness, not to reveal Gould's secret.

Mr Jaffer said authorities decided "out of an abundance of caution" to close the facilities and test them for any biohazard contamination.

Perhaps that is why Johnny Carson, the former "Tonight" show host, decided out of the blue to submit a parody of Dennis Miller's performance as a "Monday Night Football" announcer to The New Yorker magazine.

He served two terms in the Senate, and decided out of exasperation not to seek re-election in 1992, saying that the federal government was "not functioning" and that it was impossible to get anything done in a Senate rife with posturing and partisanship.

This week's operation, decided out of the urgent fear that Bamako itself might fall to the jihadists, turns that vow on its head, for the first time testing his mettle as a war leader in a high-stakes operation.For the moment, he enjoys both international support and cross-party backing at home; 63% of respondents told one poll that they approved.

According to earlier reports, the administration has already decided out of deference to the Israelis not to sell Saudi Arabia so-called stand-off systems, advanced long-range weapons that can be attached to F-15s for use in offensive operations.

The High Court says courts have discretion to decide out if a club is criminal.

The answer: we decide, out here in the audience.

You may decide, out of politeness, to refrain from mocking my religion.

Syrians didn't decide out of the blue to destroy a properly functioning state.

Once the tournament is over and the victor(s) have been decided, give out the prizes.